JavaScript! [removed] = someFunction and [removed] = someFunction()

Question

Is there a difference between:

1. window.onload = someFunction;

2. window.onload = someFunction();

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Answer 1

Your second statement assigns the result of someFunction() to window.onload.

If you want to add a parameter, you can do the following:

window.onload = function () {
    someFunction(parameter);
};